Support the Society for Women’s Health Research (SWHR) and make a significant impact on women’s health outcomes during this crucial Women’s Health Month in May.

Here's why your support is urgently needed:

Women’s health research has been understudied and underfunded for far too long. From the White House Initiative for Women’s Health Research to funding from industry and community partners, we all need to work together to improve women’s health and close the gender gap.

The Society has been there from the start. For more than three decades, SWHR has driven efforts to improve women’s representation in biomedical research, STEM education, and health policy to address unmet women’s health needs. Help us close the research gap in women’s health. We are asking individuals, corporations, and community partners to make an investment to positively impact women’s health research and outcomes.

As we celebrate National Women’s Health Month this May, consider making your donation as a gift to honor your mother, grandmother, aunt, sister, caregiver, or any special woman in your life following this Mother’s Day.

Our goal is to reach 100 individuals who are willing to donate $50 or more throughout the month of May. You can make a difference by simply donating.

Together, let's break the silence, break the stigma, and invest in women's health. Together, we can create a healthier future for all women.

Donate now and make a lasting impact on women’s health research and outcomes. Together, we can make women's health mainstream.

The Society for Women’s Health Research (SWHR) is a national nonprofit and thought leader dedicated to advancing women’s health through science, policy, and education while promoting research on sex differences to optimize women’s health. Founded in 1990 by a group of physicians, medical researchers, and health advocates, SWHR is making women’s health mainstream by addressing unmet needs and research gaps in women’s health. Thanks to SWHR’s efforts, women are now routinely included in most major medical research studies and more scientists are considering sex as a biological variable in their research. Visit www.swhr.org for more information.

Break the Silence, Break the Stigma, and Invest in Women’s Health

By The Society for Women's Health Research

Break the Silence, Break the Stigma, and Invest in Women’s Health

SWHR Women’s Health Month Fundraising Campaign